Road Trip Planning| Miles Kms | Item | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 0.0 0.0 2136 ft. |
Texas/Oklahoma Border |
Texas/Oklahoma Border, N670 Road, beside Interstate Highway #40, just west of Texola, Oklahoma, a town in Beckham County, Oklahoma, starts Historic U.S.Route #66 at the Texas State Line. |
| 10.6 17.1 2365 ft. |
Airport Road: Airport |
Airport Road : Shamrock Municipal Airport, a public airport located just north of Interstate Highway #40, |
| 12.7 20.5 2283 ft. |
E12th Street/State Spur 556 |
Historic Route #66, diverting from Interstate Highway #40, travels on E12th Street/State Spur 556 to Shamrock, Texas, |
| 14.3 23.0 2316 ft. |
Shamrock, Texas |
Junction United States Route #83, Shamrock, Texas, a city in Wheeler County, Texas, Old Motel, Tower Station (U-Drop Inn), and other buildings of Historic Route 66 era, are located along the Route here. Shamrock General Hospital, Red Rock River flows off Interstate Highway #40. Wheeler, Texas, a city in Wheeler County, Texas, lies north on U.S.Route #83. |
| 19.6 31.6 2441 ft. |
Lela, Texas |
Farm to Market Road 1547, Community of Lela, Texas a small town with few inhabitants located on Interstate Highway #40. Community of Dozier, Texas lies few miles south on Farm to Market Road 1547. |
| 24.7 39.7 2657 ft. |
Farm to Mrkt Rd 453: Magic City, TX |
Farm to Market Road 453 / County Road 6, Hrnciar Lake, Machina Lake, Community of Magic City, Texas, Lake Loraine, |
| 30.8 49.6 2808 ft. |
Co Line Road |
Take a right turn to switch to the other side of the Interstate Highway #40 Service Road, to continue driving on Historic Route, County Line Road, and take a left turn on to the I-40 Service Road to drive on Historic Route #66 to McLean, Texas, |
| 33.4 53.7 2812 ft. |
Spur 555 |
A right turn on Spur 555 / 1st Street to drive on Historic Route #66, to McLean, Texas. |
| 34.7 55.8 2864 ft. |
Main Street: McLean, TX |
Main Street, McLean, Texas, a town in Gray County, Texas, Devil's Rope Museum, McLean Alanreed Area Museum. Historic Route #66 passes through the town of McLean, Texas on 1st Street/Spur 555. |
| 36.3 58.4 2923 ft. |
Interstate Hwy #40 |
A left turn on to 26 Road, and another left turn to join the Interstate Highway #40 Service Road on the southern side of the I-40, which was the route of Historic U.S.Route #66. |
| 43.3 69.7 3028 ft. |
Alanreed, TX |
Historic Route runs on Farm to Market Road 291, 3rd Avenue, in Alanreed, Texas, a community in Gray County, Texas, |
| 51.0 82.0 3159 ft. |
2477 Road : National Grassland |
Farm to Market Road 2477, to McClellan Creek National Grassland, lies north of here. |
| 54.7 88.1 3196 ft. |
Junction : Jericho, Texas |
Junction Texas Highway #70, Community of Jericho, Texas. Howardwick, Texas, a city in Donley County, Texas, Greenbelt Reservoir, located south along Texas Highway #70. |
| 60.6 97.6 3235 ft. |
Boydston Road: Boydston, TX |
Boydston Road, County Road 5, Community of Boydston, Texas, |
| 64.7 104.2 3271 ft. |
I-40 Business Route: Groom, TX |
Interstate Highway Business Route #40, runs on Old Historic Route #66 which runs through Groom, Texas. |
| 66.2 106.6 3268 ft. |
Co Road CC: Groom, TX |
County Road CC, Groom, Texas, a town in Carson County, Texas, An abandoned Motel along the Old Historic Route #66, Groom Library, United Methodist Church, A large cross adjacent to Interstate Highway #40 By-pass road, located here in Groom, Texas along the Historic Route #66. |
| 69.8 112.4 3317 ft. |
Ranch Road 294: Goodnight, TX |
Ranch Road 294 / Farm to Market Road 294, Goodnight, Texas, a community in Armstrong County, Texas, White Deer, Texas, a town in Carson County, Texas, lies north off Interstate Highway #40, |
| 80.9 130.2 3448 ft. |
Junction TX Hwy #207 |
Junction Texas Highway #207, Historic Route #66 here travels on Texas Highway #207 straight westward leaving Interstate #40 to rejoin later after a few miles west. Claude, Texas, a city in Armstrong County, Texas, located south on Texas Highway #207. |
| 89.5 144.0 3507 ft. |
Interstate hwy #40 |
Historic Route #66 runs alongside Interstate Highway #40, switching from Farm to Market Road 2161. |
| 91.6 147.4 3524 ft. |
Yamall, TX |
Farm to Market Road 2373, Community of Yamall, Texas, |
| 94.9 152.8 3524 ft. |
Farm to Markt Road 2575: Air Force Base |
Historic Route #66 continues its run on Farm to Market Road 2575 to Amarillo Air Force Base, originally Amarillo Army Air Field, a former United States Air Force base located in Potter County, Texas, East of downtown Amarillo, Texas. |
| 99.9 160.7 3596 ft. |
Avenue B/NE 8th Avenue |
Take a right turn from NE 8th Avenue on to Avenue B, continue straight on B Avenue until the Road connects with United States Highway #60/E Amarillo Boulevard, where take a left turn to continue driving on Historic Route #66. |
| 101.2 162.9 3593 ft. |
U.S.Route #60 |
Take a left turn on to U.S.Route #60/Interstate Hwy #40, to Amarillo, Texas, |
| 104.6 168.4 3615 ft. |
Intersection Texas Hwy #335 |
Intersection Texas Highway #335, N Lakeside Drive, Big Texan Steak Ranch, Kwahadi Heritage, Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport/Airport Amarillo International, |
| 109.9 176.8 3665 ft. |
N Taylor Street : Amarillo, TX |
Historic Route #66 takes a Left Turn on N Taylor Street, in Amarillo, Texas, Wonderland Amusement Park, lies along United States Highway #287/87 north of here. Thompson Memorial Park, Ross Rogers Golf Course, |
| 110.9 178.4 3665 ft. |
Amarillo, Texas |
Historic Route #66 turns right on to 6th Avenue and takes a right turn on Bushland Boulevard/Texas Route #279, just before connecting with Interstate Highway #40/W Amarillo Boulevard. Amarillo, Texas, the 15th-largest city in Texas, The Amarillo Civic Center, a multi-purpose convention center in Amarillo, Texas. The Santa Fe Building, one of the oldest buildings in downtown Amarillo, Texas, Chase Tower is a 31-story building and was formerly known as SPS Tower and Bank One Center. It is the tallest structure in Amarillo and the West Texas region. Amarillo Public Library, Globe News Center for the Performing Arts |
| 113.7 183.0 3661 ft. |
S Western Street: Park |
S Western Street, Sam Houston Park, Amarillo Country Club, Amarillo Fellowship Church, Tascosa Country Club, Hastings Store Support Center, Western Plaza Shopping Center, |
| 114.8 184.8 3681 ft. |
Junction I-40 |
Junction Interstate Highway #40, Historic Route #66 turns left on to W.Amarillo Boulevard/I-40, Northwest Amarillo Public Library, Amarillo College West Campus, Baptist St. Anthony Panhandle Surgery, Northwest Texas Rehabilitation Hospital, located west along 9th Avenue. |
| 117.3 188.7 3727 ft. |
S Soncy Road/Texas Route #335 |
S Soncy Road / Texas Route #335, Westgate Shopping Center, Southwest Park, Bishop Hills, Texas, a town in Potter County, Texas, Wildcat Bluff Nature Center, located north on N Soncy Road. |
| 119.3 192.0 3760 ft. |
Hope Road: Cadillac Ranch |
Hope Road, to Cadillac Ranch, a public art installation and sculpture in Amarillo, Texas, It consists of what were either older running used or junk Cadillac automobiles, representing a number of evolutions of the car line, |
| 132.4 213.0 3921 ft. |
Wildorado, TX |
Main Street, Wildorado, Texas, a community in Oldham County, Texas, located on the Historic Route #66, |
| 143.7 231.2 4006 ft. |
Access: Airport |
Access to, Oldham County Airport, located along Interstate Highway #40, east of Vega, Texas. Historic Route #66, runs through the city of Vega, Texas, on the course of Business Route I-40, |
| 145.5 234.1 4029 ft. |
Main Street: Vega, TX |
Main Street/United States Route #385, Vega, Texas, a city in Oldham County, Texas, Boot Hill Saloon, A Texaco Service Station (now abandoned), located along the Historic Route in Vega, Texas. |
| 159.4 256.5 4049 ft. |
Grand Avenue: Adrian, TX |
Grand Avenue, Adrian, Texas, a city in Oldham County, Texas, The famous Mid Point Cafe, an icon on Historic Route 66, in Adrian, Texas, which claims to be the Midpoint between Los Angeles, CA and Chicago, IL, located nearby. |
| 163.6 263.3 4173 ft. |
Gruhikey, TX |
Interstate Highway #40 Service Road, County Road 18, Community of Gruhikey, Texas. |
| 169.1 272.2 3973 ft. |
Rest Area |
A Rest Area, located on the Interstate Highway #40, and the Old Historic Route #66. |
| 170.9 275.0 3950 ft. |
Access Road: Boise, TX |
Access Road to, Boise, Texas, a ghost town in Oldham County, Texas, lies south of Interstate Highway #40, |
| 181.3 291.7 3816 ft. |
Crossing I-40 |
A left turn to cross to the other side of the Interstate Highway #40, near Glenrio, Texas, An Abandoned Sinclair filling station on Historic Route #66 is located here. |
| 182.0 292.9 3858 ft. |
Texas/New Mexico Border |
Texas/New Mexico Border, at Glenrio, Texas, a community in both Deaf Smith County, Texas, and Quay County, New Mexico, located on Route 66, lies on the Texas/New Mexico state line. This is where the Texas part of the Historic Route #66 ends. |